Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-28

". W. DJiohi ieil oh last tuesday morn
ing's train for Garfield to look after some of
his valuable mining property in that dis.
trict.
A. G. Berry is making nice garden back
Of his residence. His windmill now sup.
plies plenty Of water for irrigating pur
poses.
Miss May Dyer, who has been visiting
friends in Virginia City for the past month,
returned to Dayton to stop for while, last
Monday.
Chris Hernleben and daughter and the
Misses Snyder, Of Mason Valley, were in
Dayton short time Tuesday on their way
to Carson.
A half carload Of wire fencing arrived
here this week for o. Cordelli. 1t will be
used to fence his ranch on the Carson river
below Dayton.
Superintendent Bevan, of Sweetwater, was
passenger on last Tuesdays train bound
for San Francisco on business for the Monte
Cristo Company.
Harry Keys came in from Badie yesterday
and reports that camp very dull. He says
there are 500 men in the place and only
about 30 working. ~,~
Principal Robert Levers, not satisfied
with being the best pcnman in town, has
purchased a caligraph and is becoming an
expert typewriter.
Robert Rowland and family, for the past
fourteen years residents Of Sutro, took their
departure last Thursday for Colorado, there
to make their home.
Tom Wheeler, the veteran prospector,
came in from this end OF Walker Lake
Thursday. He believes he has some good
claims in that section.
Some of the shotgun sharps are talking
Of organizing another glass ball team. Why
not get up rife team, tooa There are
some good shots in Dayton.
II you are in need of anything in the
gents clothing line call on Gabriel, of Vir-
ginia City, who has the largest and finest
stock ever brought to this coast.
Two car loads Of ore from the Indian
Queen mine, in Southern Esmeralda county,
passed through Dayton on Wednesdays
train for the Reno Reduction Works.
Hugh CARING and julie Dreyfuss have
made some locations in Sunrise District.
They have some very fine specimens Of rock
in which free gold appears to be abundant.
Someone entered the Office of our con
temporary a week ago last Thursday even.
ing and stole the chases and pied a column
or two of type. No arrests have yet been
made.
A large load of provisions was taken to
Como last Tuesday, and on Wednesday
load OF lumber and salt was hauled to that
camp. The mill at Palmyra was started up
Thursday.
Louis Heise and sister, Miss Gussie, of
Silver City. paid Dayton pleasant visit
last Monday. Miss Gussie is one Of Silver
City's fairest daughters, and beautiful
songstress.
Ike COIN, Welk Lothrop and Mike Kelly
have been engaged this week in cleaning up
the streets and hauling away the debris. 1t
makes a great improvement in the appear
ance OF the town.
One batch of tailings which came from
reservoir below where the Empire State
mill used 10 stand in Sixmile Canyon. has
been worked with satisfactory results. The
tailings belong to II. NJ. Yerington.
w. A. Rulison has resigned his position
as Superintendent Of the Douglass mill, and
Mr.. John Scott. Of California. formerly Su-
perintendent of the mill when owned by
Birdsall, has been engaged to fill the vacan-
cy.
As an indication Of the saving Of quick
silver at the Douglass mill by the electric
system Mr.. Rulison, informs US that although
he ordered and received an invoice OF quick
silver fifteen days ago, yet he has not found
it necessary to open single flask Of the new
lot yet.
Next Monday will be Decoration Day.
Maybe everybody knows this. but from ap-
pearances one would Judge that Daytonites
had forgotten it. Most towns celebrate the
occasion in fitting manner, but as yet we
have heard Of no move being made to have
any ceremonies here.
Harry Blasdel. son Of Ex-Governor Bias
del, and Secretary Of the Dolores Mining
Company, at Rockland. was passenger for
San Francisco on last Saturdays train. He
reports the mine looking better than ever